by The Editor | Jul 3, 2017 | Politics
I’ve been wanting to write a new blog post for ages but the political sands are shifting so much that I’ve really struggled to know what to say. So I’m just going to start writing and see where it takes me. The General Election. Where to begin? If I lived in England I...
by The Editor | Jul 1, 2017 | Arts & Media
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by The Editor | Jun 14, 2017 | Politics
I think it’s safe to say that election opinion polls are no more useful than paying heed to Boris Johnson on a brandy binge, solemnly casting the runes and making wide ranging wishful but witless declarations. Theresa May made a decision to hold a snap election...
by The Editor | Jun 13, 2017 | International, Politics
Former DUP leader, Peter Robinson, (left) in paramilitary uniform, 1986. The following story, first published in the Irish Times on 16 May, is of a massive donation to the DUP, which reads like a John le Carré novel – but voters need facts, not fiction. What connects...
by The Editor | Jun 12, 2017 | Politics
Yesterday’s Ashcroft Poll on SNP ‘defectors’ gave this: To Labour 60% To Tories 30% To LibDems 10% So, those 60%, I think, were inspired by Corbyn’s progressive policies and thought the number one...
